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The Rise of the Contemporary Artist-Historian - Vimarsana News

The Rise of the Contemporary Artist-Historian

In Venice last year, artists like Simone Leigh and Ali Cherri, but also Zineb Sedira, dove into the past to make sense of an elusive present.

Exploring Nature: Fond Memories - Vimarsana News

Exploring Nature: Fond Memories

Don’t get me wrong, I’m basically a happy camper, very content with life, but sometimes I do look back wistfully and think about some things that are now gone.[San Marcos, TX] [Hays County news] Features San Marcos News, San Marcos Record [Texas State]

10 Years Later: Revisiting John Scofield's Colorful & Souful 'Uberjam Deux' - Vimarsana News

10 Years Later: Revisiting John Scofield's Colorful & Souful 'Uberjam Deux'

If ever there was a map drawn of jazz music, guitarist/composer John Scofield would be all over it. In just recent years, he's released a tribute to Ray

'We just want to be disrupters': Vince Wilburn, Jr. on M.E.B.'s new album inspired by electric Miles - Vimarsana News

'We just want to be disrupters': Vince Wilburn, Jr. on M.E.B.'s new album inspired by electric Miles

WBGO’s Monifa Brown talks with drummer and bandleader Vince Wilburn, Jr. about the new album from M.E.B., ‘That You Not Dare to Forget,’ and the outsized influence of his uncle, Miles Davis.

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On Brian Dillon's Affinities - Artforum International - Vimarsana News

On Brian Dillon's Affinities - Artforum International

Affinities: On Art and Fascination. By Brian Dillon. New York Review of Books, 2023. 320 pages.IN THE EARLY WEEKS of the pandemic, I became obsessed with maps of New York City. Cloistered in my apartment in upper Manhattan, I would stare at the subway map for hours, studying every stop on every line. I would wander around Brooklyn on Google Maps, memorizing the order of avenues and streets. I played quizzes where you would look at photographs taken on the street and have to guess the neighborhood. It must have seemed like a sad way to pass the time, but the obsessive scrutiny seemed important.